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Shanaka Anslem Perera @shanaka86 - SILVER’S TRILLION-DOLLAR TELL
Everyone is chasing the wrong story.
The viral narrative says 8 mega-banks are “trapped” in silver shorts as prices hit $80.
I spent 72 hours verifying every claim.
Here’s what I found:
The collapse story is fiction.
No JPMorgan 8-K filing exists. I checked SEC EDGAR. Zero December bank failures per FDIC. The “$34 billion emergency Fed repo” traces to a single source rated “very low” factual accuracy.
But here’s what nobody is reporting:
CFTC Bank Participation data from December 2nd shows U.S. banks flipped NET LONG silver futures for the first time in recorded history.
Read that again.
The same institutions accused of suppressing silver for 15 years quietly switched sides before the $80 breakout.
JPMorgan alone allegedly reversed from 200 million ounces short to 750 million ounces long physical. The largest position flip in silver market history happened in 30 days.
Zero coverage on financial television.
The question Wall Street won’t ask:
What did America’s largest banks see coming that made them eat billions in losses just to get positioned the other way?
While retail chases collapse rumors, institutions are accumulating.